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the safety OF one Elliott, an Englishman.
TIL French chamber OF deputies passed
without debate the extra budget asked Tor
the war and naval department. The credits
are SO ,OOO, 900 francs tOthe army, and 30
600 600 francs for the navy. The Belgian
government has introduced a bill in the
chamber OF deputies for an extra budget
appropriation askingior 40, O0O, 600 francs
OF which 10, 600, 900 francs are asked for
presiding military measures. AnewspapeE
correspondent who recently visited Stras,
burg writes from Berlin that the German
government is taking advantage Of war
alarms for elections. He says there nave
been no increase of troops in AlsaCe- LOr'
raine, except slight reiniOrCemeuts at some
garrisonE.
Joe Howard a well known writer on the
New York World was very insulting to Mr..
Pulitzer, the proprietor, who knocked
Howard down.
The New York strike is about over. The
strikers being defeated.
Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Penn
sylvania have suffered by flood.
Gov. Leslie of Montana steps into office.
United States District Judge Treat has
rendered a decision in one Of the most
celebrated manufacturing cases which has
OF late years been in the COurts-thnt OF
the Iowa Steel Barb Wire Company OF
MarshGlltOwn, Iowa, against the Southern
Barb Wire Company OF st. Louis. The
decision was against the local company,
declaring that Ross patent for barbed
wire manufacturing, under which the st.
Louis company was operating, was au in
fringe upon the Burnell patent held by the
MarshalltOwn company. The suit has
been pending for three years.
The senate has confirmed Sbe following
nominations; L. X. Church, governor OF
Dakota; II. ~. Gallagher, Indiana, agent at
the Pine River Indian agency, Dakota W.
NJ. Neal, Indiana, agent at Lamli agency,
Dakota. 7. Priestly, Wisconsin, agent at
Gankima Indian agency, Wash. Postmas-
ters: d. w. Garry, North Yankima, WASH;
f. VI. kintcr, LarAOure, OAK; {. A. TrOVal.
tan, Park River. William A. A. Walker,
| nited States attorney for the Eastern dis
trict OF Wisconsin.
The president sent the following nomina-
tions OF pOstmasters to the senate: Ezra
A. Glover, Jr, New Richmond, Wis; Peter
V. COttrell, Fort Howard, Wis; Patrick
Talent, Butte City, Mont.
Ezra A.. Glover, who was appointed
postmaster at New Richmond, Wis, is a
merchant of that town and n brother OF
John +. Glover Of Hudson, a retired law
yer, prominent neutrality-suspicious., and
a friend OF Postmaster General Villas. DE
is responsible for the nomination. GlO'
yer is a Young man.
The shortage Of Benjamin r. Chamber
lain, bookkeeper for Combes, Hannah eco.
Chicago, who has been arrested fer EN-
bezzlement. is 81, 600.
Agel Babb shot and killed Andrew Moon,
Colored, at Wilmington, Ohio. He says
he shot in self defense. The men had quar-
relied some time ago.
The Montana independents advices
from all over the territory are that a
chinook is coming. The temperature Is
abont zero at all points.
Mr.. Parnen denies thathe is going to the
continent. He says his physician is well
satisfied with his progress. The Parnel-
lites will oppose in parliament all projects
relating to the liquor traffic in Ireland on
the ground that the question should be re-
served for an Irish parliament. Edward
Kennedy Of Dublin has been elected by the
Nationalists of South Sligo without OPP
position to the commons to fill the vaCan-
cy caused by the decision Of Thomas Sax
ton tt sitior West Belfast instead OF South
Sligo he having been returned by both dis.
triCts. Parnell purpOSely avoided absolute
approval Of the principle OF the plan OF the
campaign in order not to offend a number
OF Gladstone members who ~disapprOve the
plan but are Inclined to hold onto it as a
desperate temporary expedient. Parnell
spoke with energy and was much exhausted
at the end. Mr.. Gladstone promises to sup.
port the Parnell amendment.
The government has appointed a CON
mittee to consider the advisabilIty OF es.
tablishing in London n hospital for the
treatment OF persons afflicted with hydro
phobia, to be conducted upon the princi-
Piles established by Pasteur.
In the house Of Parnell moved
his amendment to the adore ss in reply to the
queens speech. The amendment is as fol-
lows; The relation between the owners and
occupants OF land in Ireland have not been
seriously disturbed in the cases OF 6nose
who granted their tenants such Attachments
as were demanded by the prices OF agri'
cultural and pastoral produce. The rem
edy for the crisis in Irish agrarian affairs
will be found, not in Increased striagency,
criminal procedure or in pursuit of such
novel, doubtful and unconstitutional
measures as those recently taken by her
maiesty's government, but in such reform
Of law and system of government, as will
satisfy needs and secure the confidence OF
Irish people.
When asked by a correspondent what he
thought OF the threatening state OF affairs
which might possibly draw the United
States and Great Britain into hostilities,
Sir Frederick M~iddlaton, commanding the
Canadian forces, said the subject, was al
most too absurd to talk about. So
little Importance have we attached
to all the buster that has been fired off re-
Gently that neither the minister OF militia
q nor myself have even referred to the sab
ject. Not a single special order has beer
sent out OF the Departments to officers com.
manding corps to hold themselves in readi
ness and report on the efficiency OF Their
regiments, as would Immediately have been
done IL any serious movement were con
templated. No; this generation win never
see war between the great English-speakinG